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Would a cyst growing in a foot bone post fracture in a 22 yr old be unicameral or aneurysmal? mri didn't specify just said cystic change
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Bone cyst: Both require surgical intervention. Pathology can decide the final diagnosis and the procedure is the same.
Answered 1/5/2019
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